Judge Lynne Busy With Civil and Criminal Dockets
U S District Judge Seybourn H Lynne ranks among the busiest federal jurists, disposing of about 300 civil and 300 criminal cases yearly. His latest ruling denied a bid to force Birmingham schools to desegregate, aligning with prior racial cases. He previously dissented on Montgomery buses, saying separate but equal still applied in intrastate transport. He declined to recall a Birmingham grand jury in 1959 due to heavy caseloads and has now found desegregation efforts not exhausted but barred Birmingham School Board from wide pupil placement discretion under Alabama law. Born in Decatur.
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Seybourn H. Lynne
Lynne
Montgomery
Justice Department
U. S. Supreme Court
Birmingham School Board
Alabama
Refugees kept from escaping Communist control across borders
A London report notes dwindling refugee flows since World War II as borders tighten and regimes seize control. It cites Berlin, Hungary, Korea, Hong Kong, Macao, and Vietnam as examples, with numbers shrinking from hundreds of thousands to single digits monthly, while some opt to remain under communism. It also mentions 76 million licensed U.S. drivers.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Vienna
Austria
South Korea
Red China
Hong Kong
Macao
Viet Nam
Tibet
Ugees
Wall
Lynne Family Legal Legacy and Alabama Enrolment Showdown
The piece profiles S. A. Lynne Jr a Birmingham senior judge with deep Decatur roots tracing several generations in law from Col C C Harris to Seybourn A Lynne. It notes his education Auburn and Alabama 1930 law degree his WWII service and 1945 appointment to the US bench and hints at a Monday courtroom action by Gov George Wallace over enrollment of a Negro at the University of Alabama.
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Ala
S. A
Annie Leigh Harris Lynne
Col
C. C. Harris
Decatur
Lynne
Seybourn A. Lynne
Russell Lynne
Skeggs Crawford
U. S
Alabama
Birmingham
Katherine
Southside Baptist Church
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Breathitt defeats Chandler in Kentucky governor race
In a three-decade Democratic primary, Edward Breathitt Jr. toppled former Gov. Chandler with 299,621 votes to 239,784 as 2,696 of 3,005 precincts reported. Breathitt, Hopkinsville attorney aged 38, ends Chandler’s bid for a third term and faces Louie Nunn in a Republican bid for Kentucky’s governorship.
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Edward T. Breathitt Jr
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Hopkinsville
Chandler
Breathitt
Alben
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Louie Nunn Tion
Nunn
U.S
Skin divers warned as depth changes drink equivalence
Divers at depth of fifty feet are warned that a single alcoholic drink has the physiological effect of five drinks consumed at sea level.
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Cotaco High School
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